[OciXCrom]

He said to leave the time as a float, not round.

[Craxor]

yes, i know i don't understand this part:

Rounded time in your code gives not 10 secs, but from 9.5 to 10.5 secs.

[Bugsy]

Originally Posted by HamletEagle @Bugsy: 1 touch 2 1 stop touching 2 1 touch 2 again

I know...and?

I'm not sure what his goal is, its just something I thought I'd throw out there.

[HamletEagle]

And your code will fail.

[Bugsy]

Originally Posted by HamletEagle And your code will fail.

Fail? It does what I said it would..which covers what you pointed out. I understand it will not detect a re-touch of the same player. What do you mean?

[OciXCrom]

That's the fail. The re-touch needs to work.

@Craxor: rounding the time will make the time shorter or longer, depending on which method you're using, so leave it as it is (float) if you want to get exactly 10 seconds.

[Bugsy]

Originally Posted by OciXCrom That's the fail. The re-touch needs to work. @Craxor: rounding the time will make the time shorter or longer, depending on which method you're using, so leave it as it is (float) if you want to get exactly 10 seconds.

I wouldn't necessarily call it a fail because I intentionally coded it that way and explained in my post how it will function. I do not know what the OP's end result expectation is so I made an assumption. It's not what the OP needs.

@Craxor/OP : If you want to use get_gametime() then make all of the associated variables/values a float since that is what get_gametime() returns. It appears you are using floatround() just to convert it to an integer, not to do an intentional rounding on the value. If you do not want to use floats, use get_systime() instead since this returns an integer.

[jimaway]

Originally Posted by Bugsy Instead of putting a timer on the touch, you can track the last player that was touched and not register a touch again until a different player is touched. 1 touches 2 [touch fires] 1 touches 2 [nothing happens] 1 touches 2 [nothing happens] 1 touches 4 [touch fires] 1 touches 4 [nothing happens] 1 touches 2 [touch fires]

he would be back to the original problem of intense spam if three players form a "circle" of touch

[heroicpower7613]

Originally Posted by Bugsy Instead of putting a timer on the touch, you can track the last player that was touched and not register a touch again until a different player is touched.

thanks for reply the code works.

Originally Posted by jimaway he would be back to the original problem of intense spam if three players form a "circle" of touch

i don't think it would crash the server or anything

[Bugsy]

Originally Posted by heroicpower7613 thanks for reply the code works.

Just so you are aware, this will not register a touch if the same player is re-touched. So if you touch a player and then walk away and go back and touch the same player, no touch will happen. And you can possibly see a spam situation if you are touching multiple players at the same time.